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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
PHILANTHROPY TRAVELLERS.
The Drummers Literally Remember the


NAlAsH'H
The following correspondence will serve q
doubly interesting purpose () Very few
people were aware that the Memphis Travel
crs' club, an organization Of comnerrial
tourists had d%ishlnied. The boys cou'id-
ercl IL their own business, doubtless thought
visiting brethren Of the grip could be as
handsomely entertained without the organi-
Iation, most Of them belong to other social
clubs. hence the dissolution took place with
out any public notification. (2) That the
Memphis commercial travellers are IN the
forefront IN maintaining the world wide rep
uiation OF their class Tor philanthropy and
libcrality. There is always IN their hearts a
warm spot and responsive chord Tor the APP
2cals or need, II deserving fellow man. The
Gentlemen dcscryc great credit for the meth
DDS adopted 10 dispose Of the surplus IA
their club treasury.
TIM PROPOSITION.
MtNrHus. Tenn, Dee u. lSS,
NJ Fr,d r Anderson, President Memphis la''l'
en- club
NJ Dear sir-As you nrc avaU, the Me- mis-
Tmy,lcr club NJ thg time Of dissolution hln Ill'I
tayiug nll iulchtsdnoa, m uu"Npcnd"l haian''
on haal nudusthprH appear Ia L. various ollhinlN
~ rs.arl o. is distribution, would not ouh w
gcst, but propose that thi. amount ht 'luh'l ~
tnbutci among thr orphan Hsyluus hhl "ihet
chahu,s of our cts and The Jewish orphan asylum
luat.d NJ cleveland O. Their VIII - N' oi
ihcse benevolent Institutions That viii hf mat,
rinlly bcuchtcl aud ut = stasnn ct me NenE 'h'h
all hcartt should De- made glad, aud VIII nl'o no"
the good people 81 Memphis That thcc d%lhfiiahl.
onuulntious bayc a Wanl plncc IN the hcAs OF
I. 4 BArHUs. scc,tty.
A CAPITAL tpE,.
Nryrfus Tlnu. Dee ~ 1857
NJ. 7 ,. Rarhus. s~ccny,ary Of Memphis Travellers
club
nrar sir-I have DELAYED replying % your MOI" ~
The fsth inst. until today fur ths MASON That, Viii"
heartily approving the suggestion YOU mtt' h
Uraui 10 the distribution 20 the surplus luuds
remaining In your hands ui she late Memphis
TmV1i.rs' club. dcsird io interview The orityrs
snd mrmi-r u the club n the time oi disoiu'
Ton. and am happy nos tn say o. you That th"
wish j. unanimous that tlt iuud D. distributed o.
yoa Tn0pec Your truly
President Memphis Iugcl,fsout
IHE DIrEIByrIoN.
MEyrufs. Tent. Dee O. is7
NJ Treir Anderson, President Memphis Tn''
Mvrsaf -ir-ih have N honor 90 acknoniolro
r0lrt 81 yout u1te cd thD "a Instant
The fund umaiulrg ln my hands ~ The Mem
rhls Travellers ciub amounts " 49, vi, whigu ]
have appropriated ~ follows
g. fvf,rs orphan asylum
Jewish orphan asylum, Cleveland. . .....a o. \
Church Home orphan asl lutn.....saaa..s.... il n
Mission urphauas lum ssa..-.,..-H....aas.., n
NOmCn'h c~N,naugc ~ -
So %
~ r ! R.norrf Secretary.
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DrNNNyANr q AL,ur, Successors tn Dun
nayant d Bro, have removed 10 Is Jciicr.
son street, mex To Memphis theatcr. All
job work promptly attended 10 and satis-
faction guaranteed.
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Tm Mississippi Valley route viii snli csc.
curion tickets Zoo ml from ul stations Jt
one fare ilr thp u.uui uup. December 1-ip
20. aud hycymlUr 80 Go January . iuD'us.
i've. Ticket uli,y. $40 Main slr,oi, under
Peabody hotel.
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oHnrrs filed Tor an kinds Of cakes,
beaten biscuit, salads, Charlotte russo, nj
short notice, at the Womnn's ENchangu.
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celebrated Tate water have just received
fresh supply. This water has received tho
highest Endorsement ns % rum for dyspCp.
tin, malariaand lll disoa.Hsui the stomach,
bowels, liver and kidneys. IT, shipping
qualities uc mcVcpllyd send iur forty
page pamphlet 90 Thomas romliuson,
Tate Spring, Tenn.
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- rrvoyrn ny rur usg or COCAINE.
And u stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bumyits Flayoring extracts arc tho
-
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Advice 60

M WIn''ow Soothing syrup should hlwayt ~
Wrd luf children icgihiuF u soothcs The child
tuitcrs fhr gums Blln1s ul pHin, CurvH Wind Chplla
uul j. Toe lrtt fymCdy iur dlarfhca. 0ca bottle
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Notice.

To The Inhabitants Of Memphis:
llcncciorth | will not be answcrahlc for
any debt or debts that !. G.. Curry may in
cur. loun resp, Mus CARRIE CUEnY.
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LNnWs can rri must elegant ml us iul
Chnsimas present. zoo low prices. 90 >Im,l.
son's CIONE PALACE.
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Fou superior quality fruits, jelly, cocoa.
mt, angel and ribbon cakes, call at the
Mumau's Exchange.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

CWwsruNs tDys lur Elc ,hoJr OF the
convent OF thc Good shepherd, Poplar
sfungl.
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Cn-L-I-I sIINIINar I'd TLlyor..

1iur Clarendon hotel will be- closed after
january I, ior ten DAYS. iur repairs, aud 10
be- piumishcd new by H. l.. Estop, oi
Gumd junction, Tenn.
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A Telling Cut la Prices

OF all Fine Articles. We Offer
100 Dozen Gents MuHcn at soc, 7jc
and 81 Loo.
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r,utr desiring fine cakes, chicken sal.
nls. beaten biscuits etc, can depend upon
getting thczlmcatthc Woman n Exchange.
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TN latest novelties in fancy work 81 all
descriptions, ut the Wuman's Exchange.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

Fruit and pound cake, wholesale nul
UtJil. 40 10 and Is Union -lrvt The
Peters Company.
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.

This is the last day-Comc early in
the morning 10 get choice OF Holiday
Goods. We have made
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Merchants, Attention.

Christmas will soon be- here. Make the
heart Of your cmployc glad by presenting
him a box Of l. SBnclson q Co.'S line
cigars NJ q Christmas present.
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FiNr Watches and JcWclry Repaired and
guaranteed al Tlaycr's, rs Main.
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' W W wv ~ WV w " ' - NAA' "Aaa
guaranteed nj Thaycr's, rs Main.
GREAT
. N JUICE NJ E rs
FOR TIE COMING
VS..
.--
THE OAK HALL
Emporium
Means Business All The Time.
nyou want n Tino Dress or Prince
Abort Suit, equal TO custom made at
hail price,
WE HAVE THEM.
n you want n Fine Business Suit,
In all Shades and Styles. at halt tho
WE HAVE THEM.
nyou want a FINE WINTER OVER
COAT, equal to custom made. at half
tho Cost.
WE HAVE THEM.
Hyou want Suits and ovorcoats for
your Boys and Children at Extra Low
Prices
WE HAVE THEM
At the We'll Known and Reliable
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
We VIII Mention a Fow Articles
and our
LO w Il Il 9 L. =.
=- 'Os -
$3.50.
hi. viii buy our Mechanics nusincss suit,
well made aud good Tor all purposes.
$1,000.
rhi. l. our An.wooi Cashmere suit, In
straight mud round cot styles.
$I2.5o
only Tor our scotch Chr,iot suits, IN frock
and sack splos. The Novelties OF uhe
season.
$500
VIII dress YOU NJ in our Itne DHr,s stit-,
In frsck aud catnuay styles, cquni 4"
Custom Made.
Our MEMS
$500
Tor our Tino SAITH Lined Chinehilla aud
kcrscy Dress oVcrcoats.
SO, So, $40, STA.
mi. o,.r.oat, in n. variety of styles aud
shades. - LowIn than the LOWEST.
our 90, $3.50. si76
BOYS AND CHILDREk'S OYERCOATS,
AOis 4 To - iE,Iss.
$500, si.75,
ror our Hoy. ror oar children.
Long Pants suits. Kncc Pants. suits
REMEMBER
THIS LOW PRICE
AT THE
OAK HALL
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
/, PSI MAIN STREET
i SOL HALLE, PROPRIETOR
orruslrE u WILLOWS NAIL
kSyls, forks, spoons. Muliord'A
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DON'T FORGET TO BUY
HoN OP
sol Coicman's Koko TuIu
scraI, Pictures.

A box contains twelve = cont packages aud
twelve elegant
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

THR Presidents message WAS com
plsted on Friday and given into the
hands o. the Paolic Printer. A for,e
OF trps,worthy composttors we're 81 once
puG 70 work on IS In private room
ader the IegsoaAl charge OF the Paollc
Printer, this precaution being deemed
ne ,es.ary IN orier TO preven. the mes
sage or any portion OF II from being
cSpEured by tue en.erpristng correspon-
dents who annually mske com oinstions
10 se,nre So advance copy OF this i'm
portan. Ats paper. The message vas
pu, 10 type and corrected proofs dsliv-
cred 10 the President 90 Fsid,y night.
l. will make soou. $4,000 words, whloh
are equal TO about sixteen colu nns oil
TIE REPUBLICAN. Copies were sent
oat by Saturdays malls to pos.mssters
and revenue collectors for delivery TO
the newspapers on Tuesday afternoon.
/, Ia expected that ell psinclpal points
east OF the Missouri river viii be served
In this manner wih pamphlet copies OF
the message.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
WANAM AK KER's
PHILADELPHIA. NJ oudAy, Dec .. d

FHiLADsLraIA. M pndsy. Dec .. 100
Very early in the season
We had something to say OF
a celebrated make of Faiile
FRANCHISE, woven OF pure
silk, and warranted to give
satisfaction. Il h e SD ar.
gain" goods of that name
are mostly seconds" These
we know to be perfect. Ex-
cellent for wear, elegant in
finish, thorough in weave.
The threads are int rlaced
and locked so that they
can't slip, and the fabric is
reversible. Our sale OF these
Silks has been unprece-
dented, and no word OF fault
comes from any buy yer. Not
to be short Of SO good Z
Silk we have secured the
whole of that make now il
this country at a price whict
lets US make it still NOR,
attractive to VOu---
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
IT MIeHr evsnsu,ly prove . wise

IT MIGHT evansu,ly Prove . wise
measure on the part OF reputable iiqucr
sellers In this city TO do the sans as mas
been done in other piA)e,, band them
selves together tor the purpose o. prose
outing every one who violates any OF
the provisions OF the liquor Is1. We
do not believe there sre many l'qaor
sellers who Wish TO ksep their places
oper on Sundays, and somo OF those
who DO claim ,hSt they are ooliSed 10
accom- mod aso their customers 80 long rs
some other sAloon-keeper, . square or go
distant, 10 opeo Sundays, otherwise they
will lose their trade shroush the week.
Som Ming ~ill have t1 be done to e:op
these violations OF ths law, aud unless
the saloon keepers do II themselves, they
will lad that the people viii do 1. Tor
them. Last winter bill was carefully
prepared, which provided for liquor
com d ission, composed OF our Own citi-
zens Tor ibis city, who should have sil
power 10 grant or revoke licenses and
regu ste the liquor trsffi. 10 the city.
This bill was approved by many OF the
temperAn % men, and some Of the saloon
keepers, bat the N j )risy OF the latter
were afraid Of II, and 30 manipulated
the n sitter that through treschery It
was never even presented to the Lssts-
Iasurs. Hal Jhas DILL been passed, no
reputable citizen would hSvs had any
diff ul,y In obtA his license, but
those who Vioialed the Law would have
had to, II licenses revoked. The liquor
laws would have been enforced 10 the
letter and book have bsen opened 81
the 90 OF the com mission, where any
citizen could have entered complaint Of
. violation, buI the liquor men prefer.
red to leave the II ioense question In the
hands Of the court, and nov many OF
them are In fear and trembling because
their licenses are In jeopardy. Judge
Houston truthfuily remarked that "a
license to sell intoxicating liquor is q
privilege, and cannot be olAtned as .
right" therefore these who ooIAin this
privilege should not only abide by and
obey All laws In reference TO she bust
ness, out for their own proteotion 1
nothing more, should see that they ar;
Also ooeyed by others
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

HON. JAMES 6. BLAINE has been 30
persissently tradu 1ed aud misre present.
ed by the Democratic papers that We
publish the following tribute from q
lec.cre By ex-Deiegate Martin MAsin
mia, the DemooTatic member Of the
HoUse OF Representatives irom Mon.
tsna, delivered o shor. time sgo. In
referring to his Congressional expert
enoe ce esid:
nAr. Blaine Was duly chosen as
Speaker, and 3 most able Speaker he
wac A man of 6ne figure AMI strong
mobile face, and greater dignity o: car
risge and appearance than usually &C.
Companies such cordial manner; q
thorough psrli amtntsrian, and man
of great executive ability, quick in re-
pArlee aud effective both in set speech
and an upprenn edit itated debate; capable
of grasDing the largest views, yet with
wonder! nj perception Of and memory
for the smallest details; thoroughly fiji
ed with facts of history. and completely
informed of all the resources of tn
country, O man ct affairs as well as 1
statesmsn capable OF success either IL
business, politics or literature. and will
faculty rare among Legislators OF beini
able to comprehend the wRnt ts and de
sires Of distant constituents as we'll q
OF his own; q knowledge of the Govern
mebr, not only in Its larger affairs, bu
In the smallest min utia OF Its busin est
which was not excslled and only equs
sd by such men as Randall, Garfield G
Holman
81 nave met many men who were h
mental superiors in some particular
but none who was more thorough
equipped sill around
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

THE RAID made on Saturday night
on the gamblers by order OF Mayor
Rhosds, oa Information received from
City Solicitor Bsll, shows that the mu-
nsc!psi authorities are In earnest In
tne'! desire to rid the city Of this vice.
A.. those srres ed except two were col
oted meu, which OF itself shows that
gan bling is in . great measure carried
on BY those least able to bear their
Losses, and whose families have TO suf
Ter for their imprutenca. These games
wers no doub for mall am cunts, but
she sharpers could q -ese their victims
OF the last cent. The descent on these
houses was oondncn.d in q systematioal
manner, and the par les were busy with
eneir games when the blue coats sud
denly pounoed 1000 them like sppAri
sions, and thoes Vi, endeavored /,
seek safety Ia flgbs found every mean
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

SONS OF the green goods" men Ia
New York, VIE have been seniIny their
circulars TO parties in this city aod else
where, have come to grief, and Ave OF
them are Low In the custody OF the au.
Ihorities Of thA; city. Ths arrests vess
made by reason OF the many complaints
which the su u:horities were constantly
rece Wing from all par.s OF the country
in reference 10 their swindliDg opera
lions /, has been sscertsined thA.
there were about seventy men engaged
in this business, and from the mum Der
OF letters which they were daily re,eiv-
tus they no douot resped . rich bar.
vest.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

OSE OF the pe,uliarlties OF the ap.
preaching holidays is the fact that
abou, one thousand 8 Scandinavian farm
ers OF Minnesota aud Dakota ere now
On thelr way 70 Sweden or Norway for
the purpose o: enj ,y!ng the Christmas
festivities In their naive land, after
which they will return TO the homes
they have made in the far West.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

Of egress guarded BY oMosrs. Al the
place on MArkes strest, soue Of the Of
tenders ofersi resistaacs, bat the hand
caffs we're applied aud they we're rem
dared harmless. Oily Solicitor Ball,
Mayor Raosds. Ohiet Of Poltcs Dough
erty sad the OH ,srs engaged Ia exe,ut.
lug the Isiis are All entitled TO and
vii, DO dorbt recslve the thanks OF
every good o!Ezsn.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

We BEAD one time about q certain
individual who said that he had always
lived an honest, upright LIE until he
visited Washington, when he was seized
with an uncontrollsoIe desire TO steal
every thing THAT he could lay his hands
on. Es attributed this to some pecu.
liArlsy IN the air, and there really seems
20 be more truth than q f,.lon In the Wit
tioisn, Il he folio wing despatch to the
New York Herald 10 correct:
'Ia the Woe Presidents room, In
which 6eI stor Ingalls, Is for the prese0t
es;s Ol!shed as the presiding officer OF
the Senate, there is nothing new now
in the way Of furniture except the Cur.
tains and tire set, aud thereby hangs q
tale
Each presiding officer OF the Senate,
according to q long established custom,
taxes away with him the entire fire set
from the Vice Presidents room, AID
these sets are always OF the handsomest
FURNISHED brass In choice designs, con.
sistlng Of tall andtrons, heavy fender
shovel, tongs, poker, and btsnd for the
sane, spittoon and GOAL scuttle.
The custodian of tha room, when
spoken to about this matter complained
of having to watch ali visitors who en-
tered Il very close, lest they cut the tas.
sels of the curtains, take pens and pen
ellis of the table and pick up other
portable articles for relics, as, he says
. ma ority OF them do when not watch
ed.
Thus the propensity to take away
SON etking from that room seems u
oveTpos er all who eaier It, J."
1t might be an interesting study Il
ascertain how many hAEk cashiers, ant
who they are that have vtsIted thi
room, aud II would prove prudent Ii
employers TO warn trusted bookkeeper
or clerks about TO visit Washington Il
be su-e and keep out OF reach OF 1t
bAaeic. Inaleuoe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
SURPRISING! !!

To many why we sell
so many clothing. but
why shouldn't we. at
the prices for which we
sell our First Grade of
Clothing? We often
have people TO tell US
they never had such
satisfaction in wearing
clothing The fit is
easy. goods wear well
and look we'll all the
time. You know we
make many Suits and
Overc BATS, and take
particular pains in cut
ting, trimming and max
ing. Some people think
there is nothing in the
get.up OF clothing
The difference is, some
are cot up to sell. ours
to wear.
What makes ouy 5ut-
cess 10 Merchant Tailor
ing is the kind OF goods
we keep and the price
for which we make
them up. You never
saw a better selection
OF fine goods chan we
carry, or never will find
anybody more anxious
to accommodate and
try TO please than We
are. We like to show
our goods aud have
people know our prices.
JAS, 7, hULlIg& son,
rAILoRs & 6TH & MARKET
cLOTHlRRS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
81 H.BAYN NARD
FIFTH AND NAIKET sTs.

Has his large wsrerooms chuck
full Of Pianos and Organs. They
are for sale. 1t will pay you 70
stop in and examine his stock.
New soods. Nav management
We mention o few leading makes.
First on the list we pace the stand.
ard WEBER-good as gold. Then
comes the HARDMAE, remarka-
BILE for Its fle tone And finish and
splendid wearing qualities. You
must not pass by the MASON 81
HAMLIN, their new method OF
strlnging Will strike you as q radi-
cal improvement "a piano making.
CIIICKERISG Is household
word. Thsu for medium prices
we have the iavo.lte MARSHALL
& WENDELL, STIRLING and
others. Pianos IL all styles OF
Rosewood, Ebony, Mahogany and
blister Wainut. Cash or Install
ments.
Ia I. an ORG IN y0u nra looking
for? How wlll ala ESTEY do2--
king OF organs. Following closely
on its hees are The DYER y
HUGHES aud WILCOX & WHITE
both noted for their volume, sweet
ness, durability and artistic de-
sigD. Always en- hand the popular
EASTERN COTTAGE. Organs
IN every style of case and action.
Cash or :nuta.lmeGts.
Smaller instruments in great Va
riety. SHEET MUsICAnd BOOKS
Pianos, Organs, Accordeons, etp.
thoroughly tuned and repaired BY
E. p. Potter, with
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Ha
timore Railroad.
November iatn. 1897
Train. viii IeAve Wilmington s- follow.

-
sis, $50, $40, sH Zoo il ~. II 81 A. m, Y 81;
~, q, 624, so and os .. m.
IS, 100. 81 7 20. 10 %. % - p. n.
For Chcst~r te,pres,), or 80. SO. sio
80; II s.. II o. a. m. u $, q, go, ia and
AesonIn odation. s4o. 7no. 7u5, sl5, 10 as a.
ms 2S1 %, bxe 70, ana 70 op. IN.
IA m. 'l2.I2, 81, ~. . -, % %, u, ana
For IVES, Chester, via LamOkin. 20 and
L a. m, Ssnd 4oop. m.
For ErwArk tCrnu and interm.d ate eta
tlons, Ga. M, i2tsand y p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 /? =.
naitimore and Bay line, .sp.m
baltimore and WSshlnEton, 70, so ~.
70 y, and GA. m. %. u Il, ~, -, D H.,
Trains Tor Brlawsr. Division leave for;
New Castle, 60, , N =. m.. 40, 2ta, $50,
- y. M, and l2ub AiFht.
Georgetown and I.ev"s, 20 "A. IN =, 3 10 p. N =,
Stafford trHprcs-l. 81 9. N.
Harrington. DeimAr. and way stations s3.
EKpresss Tor Harrington, 3 10 y. m. Way
Eipfe-s or Dove. Harrington. and Del
mar, u No Night.
Franklin CITY. BBA. IN.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
fort, andNOrfolk, " o5 Night.
Lave Phiadr1phia, Broad street, for WI.
minRton texprcssJ. II =. o.. . ~, e, 9le,
10 N, II Is, II s. a. m, ", Ol 4Oa, 43 6Os.
52l. 6O7. so. Ii2Op. m.
Accommodation, 81 1923 a. M, I.2S, go,
y, fS1, o., ~, ljus, 10 ~. and II Il y. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (exprcssl. 9n ci.. 80,
; -, 30, II s. n. m, = "a, ana ITO IL.
Accou mOdatian Is u. M, Il 10. %, Ile,
$40, "a, and l0u0 y. M
FOR Chester express, -, 10. ~ 81 M,
= ~ d. and ~ 20 y. m
ACCOMMODATION, SIS m, Islo. 20. 40.
For New Xprk express, oO 25'. go, Is,
; Is, II 81 a. m, ~, a, 'd2s : t. aud 100
/ For West Chester. via Iamokin. sI5a. M,
For Cape charlie. Old Point Comfort, and
For Sew Cast e, Middleto~r. clayton,
| Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, seaiord, Laurel.
and Dtlmar. u 0S Night.
/ Baltimore sud NaruiuFtr7, Is, as, sHi,
70 a. M, i2c6. % a, and l' m. Balt'
more. Q. % and II 3sp. N.
A. NJ, b.0s, 6.5 and il,a, T., ".
Accommod1,i99 - ;. g io2' A. NJ, i2 S'-o'
For further Information, passengers are re-
| ferred to the ncket Office at the station.
npon which extra fare IS cha,ged. -.
General Manager General Passsaxt9 Az
wzLMI ~ ssrOn a - z.bRrAEHA ~ n
rimo table In efect Nov 2O.h, 1887. ] rain
leave Wilmington tfranon strset) as foilows
Yer Heading, Birdsooro, Joa1nx, Sprins
neld, WaynosburE Junction, Manor, Potts
willie, Tsnsqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei
norsville and all points on tho Philadslphii
and Reading X. K, 100 =. N. and 2.sb p. u
For Springfield, Wsyne6DurK Juno
ton, Oostesyiile, Embrseytllo, Lepaps
Uhadd's Ford and DEPonls and interms
/ diate points, &C IN, z ~, and be .. m
For Uostesville and intormodLAt points
1t. 90 q. m, 7t5 and 4 So p. m
For West Chester, 90 ., m. ate and {
p. N.
For Hsw bridge and intsrmsdists point'
e.le p. m. and on Saturday, st 3 70 and II
p. m.
On Sunday for keading and intern ndist
points, at . 90 q. NJ, and for Springfield Nn
intermediate points NJ 3 % p. n.
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

A dress pattern Of this rich
Faille Franz caise would be
one of the most welcome
presents that could we'll be
given to a lady
Lyons Silk Novelties, The
most artistic designs of this
seasons make, in colors that
combine with the 4. shlonable
shades Of Dres IS Goods,
What are left of them shall
20 for half and less
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

The yardage Of each style Is
small. Enough to last a Gay
or so, perhaps.
West Transept.
The biggest part OF The
difference between Seal 4kin
Cloth and the real Seal Skin
Is in the price No make b. :
believes will ever catch up
with real Diamonds and
real Laces and real Seal.
But the Seal Skin Cloth
comes nearer to its model
than any of the other imita
tors. In some things it il